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Stacy Ferguson Profile |
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Birth Date: March 27, 1975
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Birth Place: Whittie, California, USA
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Birth Name: Stacy Ann Ferguson
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Height: 5'4"
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Also well-known as FERGIE
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Biography |
Stacy Ann "Fergie" Ferguson, is the female vocalist for the
Black Eyed Peas. Ferguson is a two-time Grammy Award winner.
She joined the Black Eyed Peas in 2003, replacing Kim Hill.
Ferguson is embarking on a solo career, but she has said she
considers it only a side project and will still continue to
record and tour with the band. Will.I.Am confirmed her album
is called "Fergalicious". She has recorded the remake of the
song "True" with fellow bandmate will.i.am for the
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Attended the special dinner at Sony Studios in Los Angeles
to honour the singer and activist Sting as MusiCares 2004
Person of the Year. The evening celebrated his contribution
to popular music, and honoured his charitable work with
Amnesty International and the Rainforest Foundation. Other
stars in attendance included Kylie Minogue, Elton John &
Dido. (6th February 2004)
Was chosen as one of People magazine's 50 Most Beautiful
People in the World, May 2004
Cousin by marriage of Shane Stanley
She performed several songs on the It's Flashbeagle, Charlie
Brown (1984) (TV) soundtrack...including "The Pig-Pen
Hoe-Down," "I'm In Shape" and "Lucy Says." Stacy received
credit for the "Flashbeagle" TV special, but not for the
album.
She appeared in more first-run episodes of "Kids
Incorporated" (1984) than any other cast member: over 100
shows from 1984 to 1989. Stacy was also the only series
regular to make a complete and continuous evolution from
"littlest" (youngest) to "biggest" (eldest) performer in the
lineup.
Sister of Dana Ferguson.
[July 2005}: Became engaged to actor Josh Duhamel, of "Las
Vegas" and "All My Children" fame.
Former member of the band "Wild Orchid" which she fronted
with fellow "Kids Incorporated" (1984) star Renee Sands and
Stefanie Ridel.
36C bust measurement. |
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